Replacement Standard Pen Nibs Compatible for Wacom Pro Pen 2 Nibs Fit Wacom Pro PTH-460 PTH-660 PTH-860 DTK-1661 DTH-1320 DTH-1620 DTH-W1320 DTH-W1620 (Black)

I haven't had any problems with these nibs. They're a much less expensive alternative.

It worked perfectly with my Wacom Pro Pen 2 + Wacom Intuos Pro Medium size. I didn't notice any difference between the original nib and these replacements.

They're not good but I'll give it a five star because it's on my list of affordable replacement versus official manufactured version. My advice is to get the smooth texture if you're using Wacom Intous Pro because the OC textured offered with your tablet is the rough texture which eats up your pen nibs. If you are like me a video-game developer who constantly use Zbrush, Maya, and Photoshop for Sculpting, Texturing, and and Painting I really recommend ordering and bulking up because they tend to sell out fast due to Wacom Products are highly used in both professional and hobbyists.

They did the job perfect

They look exactly like the nibs that shipped with my mobiscribe, but they do not work. Maybe I'm at fault, but they start writing on the tablet while the stylus is hovering over the page rather than while it touches the screen. I tried several of these nibs and calibrated the stylus on the device each time with the same result. I only gave 3 stars because I am not sure whether these were intended for this stylus (maybe not) and I cannot prove whether I just have a bad batch. I do not plan to purchase any of these again.

These work fine but they fit a little loosely in the Wacom pen. Still worth the price and I will keep using them all.

This is way cheaper the buying it from the Wacom site and I get more nibs added with it too.Last time I checked, I think for this price I get 5 or less nibs from the Wacom site

I got these for Christmas last year and finally started to use them about a month ago. The tips bend VERY easily, as soon as you put any pressure on them. So much that a drawing tablet won't recognize that you are drawing on it. I went through half the pack in under an hour just to find one that was sturdy enough to use; and that was after one snapped. Luckily I had some very thin tweezers to get the stick out. I never had any of these issues with the standard Wacom nibs.Sure these are cheap and you get more than the name brand ones, but you get what you pay for, and with these you're paying for trash.